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gold and he was apart of the gold rush he was born on the 12th of jan 1803 and died at 15th of feb 1852 (aged 49)
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Was Nicholas leader of France?
Nicolas Sarkozy
What did Humphrey Gilbert discover?
he discover nichole
When did zheng discover?
he explore because he want to@@@@
What did groseilliers discover?
he was an explorer and he helped discover the hudson's bay company
How did Zheng He become famous?
why did zheng he want to discover the places that he didwhy did zheng he want to discover the places that he did
What year did Nicolas baudin discover shark bay?
2012
What is Nicolas Baudin's birthday?
Nicolas Baudin was born on February 17, 1754.
When was Nicolas Baudin born?
Nicolas Baudin was born on February 17, 1754.
When did Nicolas Baudin die?
Nicolas Baudin died on September 16, 1803 at the age of 49.
What nationality was Nicholas Baudin?
Nicolas Baudin was a French explorer.
How old was Nicolas Baudin at death?
Nicolas Baudin died on September 16, 1803 at the age of 49.
Did Nicolas baudin have kids?
yes he did
How old is Nicolas Baudin?
Nicolas Baudin was born on February 17, 1754 and died on September 16, 1803. Nicolas Baudin would have been 49 years old at the time of death or 261 years old today.
How did Nicolas Baudin die?
He died of tuberculosis in 1803.
Who did Nicolas baudin meet in encounter bay?
mathew flinders lowe
What has the author Nicolas Baudin written?
Nicolas Baudin has written: 'Mon voyage aux terres australes' -- subject(s): Description and travel, Diaries, Discovery and exploration, Explorers, French, History, Natural history
When did Nicolas Baudin explore Australia?
In 1800, Nicolas Baudin was instructed by the French authorities to conduct surveys and scientific exploration of what was then called "New Holland", I.e. the Western two-thirds of the continent of Australia. In 1801, Baudin first saw Cape Leeuwin in the southwest of the mainland, and then headed north in to survey the western coast. In 1802, he surveyed Van Diemen's land (now Tasmania).
